Stirling Observer - 2018-08-17

• Stirling will be a City of Lights
• Up-and-coming authors get in on the act
• Council’s excuse is a load of old rubbish
• Fears for future of rural health centre
• Board bosses have their say
• Sick scammers target OAP (88)
• Plea to parents over flu vaccine
• On the run to Raise the Roof
• Historic sword sellsfor £8750
• No further police action over UVF flag on city streets
• Busy times for rescuers
• Challenge of walking hockey
• Assurances broadband rollout will continue
• Jean marks magnificen­t milestone
• Community projects earn cash boost from land fund
• Threatened voles thrive in Trossachs
• Historic hotel for sale
• Move your feet to Monument Dance
• “simply the best”
• Road and the miles for tourist informatio­n
• Drunk sexually assaulted woman
• Hub group fail to land tourist centre
• Support group for women
• Pupils are triumphant through testing times
• Brave Jim haunted by face of refugee
• Prisoner-of-war back home after daring escape
• Water in short supply as drought bites
• Buchlyvie mother suffers second loss
• Why did Ms McVey not meet up with those struggling?
• Aberfoyle facing troubling times
• It’s no surprise gulls come into conflict with us
• What’s going on at the Google Digital Garage
• Strange behaviour from Adam at the Tollbooth
• Roads close as band get ready to rock
• Life in the fast lane as a motor mechanic
• Travel in comfort
• Binos are stung again by Wasps
• Teamsplay waitinggam­e as title goes to the wire
• Strathendr­ick gear up for new season with great victory over Ayrshire side
• Doune are on cloud nine
• MacKay aims to fix Binos’defence for Ainslie Park

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